ISSE 2008 Securing Electronic Business Processes

Norbert Pohlmann: Professor for System and Information Security at the University of Applied Sciences in Gelsenkirchen Helmut Reimer: Senior Partner, TeleTrusT Wolfgang Schneider: Deputy Institute Director, Fraunhofer Institute SIT

• Security Management and Economics of Security.- The Information Security Framework for Daimler Financial Services and its Implementation.- Information Security Status in Organisations 2008.- Quantified Trust Levels for Authentication.- Identity Management in Open Environments.- Identity management and privacy languages technologies: Improving user control of data privacy.- Security Economics and European Policy.- How Economy and Society affect Enterprise Security Management.- Information Security Industry: State of the Art.- Privacy, Data Protection and Awareness.- Freedom and Security — Responses to the Threat of International Terrorism.- The Anonymity vs. Utility Dilemma.- Governmental Control of the Internet in addressing Law Enforcement and National Security.- Theft of Virtual Property — Towards Security Requirements for Virtual Worlds.- Trusted Computing and Biometrics.- Trusted Storage: Putting Security and Data Together.- Trust in Consumer Electronics.- NAC 2.0 — Unifying Network Security.- Towards real Interoperable, real Trusted Network Access Control: Experiences from Implementation and Application of Trusted Network Connect.- Empirical research of IP blacklists.- GIDRE: Grid-based Detection Intrusion and Response Environment.- Biometrics and ID Cards — Enablers for Personal Security.- Agatha: Multimodal Biometric Authentication Platform in Large-Scale Databases.- Web 2.0 Security and Large Scale Public Applications.- Development and Implementation of an Encryption Strategy for a global Enterprise.- Transforming Mobile Platform with KI-SIM Card into an Open Mobile Identity Tool.- Symmetric Key Services Markup Language (SKSML).- Managing business compliance using model-driven security management.- Secure E-Business applications based on the EuropeanCitizen Card.- Electronic Signatures for Public Procurement across Europe.- Progress through uniformity.- PPs for applications with the Spanish National Electronic Identity Card.- Fraud Detection, Prevention and Critical Infrastructures.- OTP and Challenge/Response algorithms for financial and e-government identity assurance: current landscape and trends.- NSA Suite B and its significance for non-USA organisations.- Managing vulnerabilities and achieving compliance for Oracle databases in a modern ERP environment.- Identity Theft in Electronic Financial Transactions The experience of the Central Bank of Spain.- The need for the Protection of Critical National Infrastructures.- Challenges for the Protection of Critical ICT-Based Financial Infrastructures.- Security for VoIP, Mobility and Web.- Evaluating Measures and Countermeasures for SPAM over Internet Telephony.- Influence of Security Mechanisms on the Quality of Service of VoIP.- The security of mass transport ticketing systems.- Authentication for Web Services with the Internet Smart Card.- Hardened Client Platforms for Secure Internet Banking.- Securing Flash Technology: How Does It Look From Inside?.- German Workshop: European Citizen Cards.- Deployment of German Electronic Citizen Cards in Banking: Opportunities and Challenges.- Security Requirements for One Stop Government.- Infrastructures and Middleware for the Application of eID Cards in eGovernment.- Securing Contactless Chips with PACE.